I’ve seen both methods, and trust me, `params` is the winner. Manually building URLs feels like reinventing the wheel—and it’s easy to mess up encoding.
For example:
```python
params = {'search': 'python requests tutorial'}
r = requests.get('https://api.example.com/search', params=params)
```
Boom, done. No fuss.
If you’re paranoid (like me), test with weird chars to see how it handles them. But 99% of the time, `params` just works for how to pass parameters into url for python requests.
For example:
```python
params = {'search': 'python requests tutorial'}
r = requests.get('https://api.example.com/search', params=params)
```
Boom, done. No fuss.
If you’re paranoid (like me), test with weird chars to see how it handles them. But 99% of the time, `params` just works for how to pass parameters into url for python requests.